8 Best Business Brokerage Accounts – Corporate Trading and Investing

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Interactive Brokers

Interactive Brokers’ fee structure is also quite complex, the registration process is lengthy but fully online, and the broker doesn’t offer commission-free trading outside the US. However, when considering FX fees, narrower spreads, and the stock loan program, Interactive Brokers’ clients still get significant savings compared to most brokers.

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Webull

Webull only provides accounts for Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). It requires a minimum of $100,000, and you will need to reach out to Webull through e-mail since you cannot open a Webull business account directly on their website.

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SaxoBank

Interactive Brokers Saxo Bank Founded in 1992, Saxo Bank is a Danish online broker with a high reputation among its peers. It requires a minimum deposit of $100,000, and you will be available to trade 40,000+ financial instruments. Find more information about Saxo Bank business accounts. Vanguard

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eToro

eToro An online Broker with +25 million users worldwide. To open a eToro business account, you will have to directly contact customer service and deposit a minimum of $10,000. Read more about eToro business accounts. Charles Schwab

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Questrade

To open a Questrade corporate account, you will need a minimum of $1,000. Questrade is based in Canada, however, international clients are accepted – this information is nowhere to be seen on their website, even so, we decided to ask them if it was possible to open an account in Portugal, and they said “yes”.

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Vanguard

The 2nd largest investment company (after BlackRock) with $5.6+ trillion in AUM and 30+ million clients. The Vanguard brokerage service is more geared towards long-term investing (buy-and-hold) and not short-term traders. Read more details about Vanguard business brokerage accounts.

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Nextmarkets An innovative neobroker with a broad presence in Europe offering commission-free trading in all asset classes and no currency conversion fee. Corporate accounts provide lower spreads compared to Nextmarkets’ retail accounts. Read more details about Nextmarkets business accounts. Webull

Nextmarkets An innovative neobroker with a broad presence in Europe offering commission-free trading in all asset classes and no currency conversion fee. Corporate accounts provide lower spreads compared to Nextmarkets’ retail accounts. Read more details about Nextmarkets business accounts. Webull

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TradeStation

Yes, Tradestation also offers business brokerage accounts. It is a great broker with low fees. However, it lacks some financial products such as forex and non-US financial products like EU-listed stocks.

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Fidelity

Yes, Fidelity also supports business accounts and offers a wide range of products and markets. More about it in their landing page for Fidelity Accounts for Business.

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